Solutions
Thought Leadership from the Asia Pacific Centre for Regulatory Strategy
2021
Regulatory Perspectives – 2021 Year In Review
Transforming Financial Crime Management Through Technology
This report considers how firms can deploy technology in the fight against financial crime to lift efficacy and improve the quality of outcomes, while increasing efficiency and reducing costs in the long-term.
2021 Asia Pacific Financial Services Regulatory Outlook
The world continues to face a formidable common challenge in the COVID-19 pandemic. Yet the economic implications of and public health response to the pandemic has been varied between regions and jurisdictions. Regulators and financial services firms have naturally prioritised financial and operational resilience, while governments have provided unprecedented monetary and fiscal support to mitigate the effects of the pandemic.
2020
Climate-related risk stress testing
Today’s climate crisis urges us to rethink and reinvent our economy. Businesses need to change and meet higher expectations of sustainability, and along with this, higher expectations of their approach to risk management.
Digital banks in Asia Pacific: Adding value to financial services?
Regulators across the Asia Pacific region have shown a marked interest in encouraging the growth of digital banks. However, with regulators providing little leeway in meeting regulatory requirements, can these lean organisations manage their risks and while maintaining profitability?
Restoring Trust in Financial Services: three key levers for conduct risk management
Mitigating misconduct requires a multi-faceted approach. In our report, we outline the three key levers – culture, conduct framework, and conduct analytics – that can help financial institutions evolve their culture to reflect strong risk management and accountability across all of their business activities, and ultimately restore trust.
2020 Asia Pacific Regulatory Outlook
In this report, we explore how Asia Pacific regulators will focus on these aspects of financial institutions’ social licence to operate in the coming year. We look at how this will impact firms’ internal operations, how they harness technology, how they engage with their customers and society as a whole, and what firms need to do to meet these challenges.
2019
Asia Pacific Financial Services Regulatory Outlook 2019
This report explores nine themes that the Deloitte Centre for Regulatory Strategy expects to dominate the financial services regulatory agenda in the region over the coming year. Whilst the significance of each of these nine themes will vary across different jurisdictions, industry sectors and institutions, we consider all areas identified to be relevant to financial services firms operating in Asia Pacific to some degree.
2018
LIBOR transition: Setting your firm up for success
Regulators have signalled the need for firms to transition from LIBOR by the end of 2021. Given the degree of uncertainty and complexity, transition is likely to be one of the biggest transformation programmes many firms will have undertaken. This report is designed to help Board members and executives understand what is needed to drive transition.
Financial Services Regulatory Outlook 2018: Facing the future
This paper sets out the top ten regulatory themes that the Deloitte Centre for Regulatory Strategy expects to dominate the financial services regulatory agenda in Asia Pacific over the coming year. Whilst the significance of each of these ten themes will vary across different jurisdictions, industry sectors and institutions, we consider all areas identified to be relevant to financial services firms operating in Asia Pacific to some degree.
2017
Global bank governance in a structurally reformed world
This report from the Centre for Regulatory Strategy, EMEA sets out the new reality for governing global banking groups in the context of structural reform and makes recommendations for where global banks should focus their energies in trying to tackle the challenges they face. Click here for more information.
Cyber regulation in Asia Pacific: How financial institutions can craft a clear strategy in a diverse region
This report aims to shed light on regulation emerging in the cyber risk realm for financial institutions active in Asia Pacific, with a view to helping those institutions develop a strategy that meets the varying regulatory expectations.
Managing conduct risk: Addressing drivers, restoring trust
To help financial services organisations be proactive about misconduct, this paper explores its fundamental drivers, the various industry and regulatory initiatives that have arisen in response, and some of the emerging technologies firms can enlist to help manage conduct risk.
Financial services regulatory outlook 2017: Navigating the year ahead
This paper sets out the major regulatory themes that the Deloitte Centre for Regulatory Strategy expects to dominate the regulatory agenda for Asia Pacific financial institutions over the coming year. It explores these themes at an international and national level, providing our view of the significant regulatory events expected in the year ahead and beyond.
2016
Tackling too-big-to-fail: The resolvability challenge for banks
The paper sets out our view on what “good” looks like for banks trying to achieve resolvability, identifying six ‘resolvability drivers’ that they must address to meet resolution authorities’ expectations.
Management information on culture: Connecting the dots
This paper, launched in partnership between Deloitte’s three regulatory strategy centres, sets out eight principles for collecting meaningful management information (MI) on culture that will allow Boards and senior management to understand if their “tone from the top” is reflected in a strong and consistent “echo from the bottom”.
Asia Pacific regulatory themes for 2016: Global change, regional context
This paper sets out the major regulatory themes and reforms that the Deloitte Asia Pacific Centre for Regulatory Strategy believes will impact financial services firms in the region in 2016. It explores these themes at an international and national level, and provides a clear view of the regulatory events expected in the year ahead and beyond.
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